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Meet the women behind the vaccines, helping to find a path out of the coronavirus pandemic
From paving the way for mRNA vaccines to be used, to overseeing large-scale clinical trials, much of the critical work in bringing COVID-19 immunisations to the world has been done by women.
They may not be household names, but behind the scenes these researchers and doctors have worked tirelessly to try and etch a path out of the pandemic.
And while they have faced their fair share of challenges along the way, they are acutely aware of the importance of their roles — not only in combating the virus, but in countering the disinformation that comes along with it.
These are just some of the key players.
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)Katalin Karikó
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